Re:When will we have web based voting (Score 1)

Oh C'mon!. You think nobody knows how was your vote, only because the government is running the election process?.... In Venezuela, there is somethign called "La lista Tascon" or "Tascon's List" a list made by a deputy of Chavez who recorded every individual that supported a revoking referendum in 2004. This was made accessing a file that it had to be secret that was handed to the official organism that is in charge of elections here, the National Electoral Council (Consejo Nacional Electoral), it contains the signatures of about 2-3 million people that, as I said, supported the referendum. This list was used by the government to make political segregation: if you're on that list you can't opt for a job on a public organization (that are actually increasing due the fact we are "nationalizing" (it really means, take by the government, put some chimpanzee to rule it, steal their funds, make it work bad and then pull of their workers to your political rallies and meetings with your usual red t-shirt)). This list was available publicly via a web page, and it was a requirement for every state-run agency to check if the possible new employees, contractors, suppliers etc etc did sign against the government. Sorry for the initial tone.